To Remodel or Not?
There are several features that make them “Tudor,” including steeply pitched roofs with multiple gables, decorative brickwork, and often an iron door that gives it a Medieval look.
It’s the tall windows that have numerous square or diamond panes for me! They are so unique and give character to the home! However, “older” homes that feel “outdated” aren’t for everyone. Most first-time buyers are looking for modern and upgraded homes. However, you’d be surprised what you can create from an “old” home. Above is a great example of how YOU can take original architecture and make it modern, all while keeping its traditional features.
Deciding whether an “OLD” home or “NEW” home is for you will depend on several factors, including the amount of work needed to make it functional and what changes you’ll have to do to make it aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
When viewing homes, it’s not always easy to look beyond outdated features, but I promise if you can look beyond paint color and finishes- you’d be surprised what you could find and even create.
Remember, there’s always more to what meets the eye in Real Estate.
